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· 9/15/1994

In Re Worlds Of Wonder Securities Litigation

Citations

  • 35 F.3d 1407
  • 94 Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 7125
  • 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 25471

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  • holding that the auditors’ provision of “evidence indicating that the accounting decisions were reasonable negates the plaintiffs’ attempt to establish scienter”
  • holding that plaintiff failed to show that accountant acted with scienter notwithstanding that accountant admitted that it had “full information” about the terms of its client’s allegedly fraudulent transactions
  • holding that the bespeaks caution doctrine applies when the defendants' forward-looking representations contain sufficient cautionary language
  • holding that a company had no duty to disclose performance figures for a quarter 14 that ended a month after its Debenture Offering in its prospectus
  • holding that company was “under no duty to disclose the precise 7 extent of the anticipated revenue drop” where the “prospectus clearly warned that [the 8 company] expected lower net sales”
  • holding that company was “under no duty to disclose the precise 7 extent of the anticipated revenue drop” where the “prospectus clearly warned that [the 8 company] expected lower net sales”

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